Do students live ther? 

I have been doing my fair share of readings but i have a lot of questions that pop up and wonder who i can reach out to More info on my financial status if anyone is willing to give recommendations:10k in roth ira3k in high yield savings (paused to pay off debt)6500 in student debt200 ish in credit card debtestimated 4.5 months to pay off. 2 current part times (only been at each a year)expect to go full time on 65k salary working at brick and mortar bank and use college transcript as 1 year and pay stubs as other forms of evidence of a jobfather will be able to aid 20k as gift and if need be added as a cosigner for better approval rates.my goal is to save 50k, debt free and look for houses, however, could this be done sooner with other thank you for any and all advice !

I'm excited to connect with real estate professionals in the area and online and dedicate my time to learning and engaging in this profession! 

I love the idea of an STR but with University of Michigan and Eastern Michigan it seems as if a student MTR would be a great option.

Thanks It's actually kinda interesting, my dad had an internship with a bunch of college students, of which I was one, and we did property management/construction tasks on one day and looked for motivated sellers and analyzed deals the next. 

the exact same methodology that gets folks into Amway and other MLM is what the RE guru's use to hook and land RE students ..

I'm Val, a current student at The Wharton School in Pennsylvania.

I will be a "forever student" of real estate. 

Quote from @Jesus Santoyo: Dont currently invest in the market but living from Chicago all my life- I have seen MIlwaukee and a few other cities in WI continue to grow and develop their neighborhoods, cities, and counties- I see the MW continue to grow at a slow turtle rate but if you have time on your side, I would put my $ on some of the areas in MI, Racine, Madison, GB and Kenosha - Closer to the water the better --Most of my non-student housing tenants in Madison are from Chicago, so this makes sense.

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